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The Crossing Down

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Go to your right...
Size Scales In Our Solar System And The Crossing Object

At this point as best as I am able to determine it was the evening of May 25, 1972, when my good friend Mike invited me over to look at the Moon through his new small backyard telescope
  "A small Tasco 3" achromat model popular at that time." Mike T.


Thanks to Mike, I had seen the Moon at least once and it was my turn again. Now instead of seeing the Moon in it's place I found myself staring directly at the central region of the Moon coloured forward rolling speeding astronomical Object I describe on this website. As the Object traveled basically towards me from the face of the Moon while completely eclipsing the Moon I had no sense whatsoever that the speeding Object was going to miss me as it continued to gracefully roll forward towards me. As the startling bright huge Object progressed closer towards me I gradually realized that it was actually moving from the left to the right while it was slowly sinking down lower in the view finder. The Object's sink rate in the view finder is approximately 50% less than it's rate of motion from the left to the right. The Object first covers the Moon's upper left corner and then it moves towards and covers the Moon's lower right corner.

My view of the Object lasted approximately 45 seconds up to possibly as long as a minute but I think it will turn out that I saw for less than a minute. Many different things confused me during and after my view of the Object. Afterwards I know for a fact that I was in some sort of numbing shock and I had a strong sense of real physical confusion that lasted for many days that I later realized was a direct result of the strong mysterious effects of seeing the mysterious Moon's Changed and Lasting Light. This will definitely happen to people who see the Moon's Changed Light and are able to stay looking at it without looking away.

Concerning looking at the hard ground of the Object as opposed to seeing the Moon's Changed Light, my visual senses or perceptions where completely thrown off because of the fact that I was unexpectedly looking at a very large fast moving Object that was at a great distance through a telescope. Also at the same time even though I am looking at a very large fast moving Object that was at a great distance that distance was probably approximately the mid point between the Earth and the Moon. This fact added greatly to my stunningly clear crystal clear view of the huge rolling Object and the sense that it was basically very close to me directly overhead when in fact it was not. The half way point between the Earth and the Moon is in fact at a great distance from the Earth. At that point in time this led directly to a situation where although I began i realize that the Object was going to miss me I had no reason to suspect that it was going to land down on the Earth any further away from me than maybe a few miles west over in Clarkson next to where I lived at that time in Lorne Park Mississauga Ontario, Canada.

Over the years I was always aware that there was a problem with the way the Earth together with the Moon are depicted and shown together in pictures, tv, books etc. I knew this because with the way the Earth and the Moon were always depicted close together there would be insufficient room for the Object I saw to cross down through on it's retrograde orbital flightpath angle or trajectory without actually really hitting the Earth which it obviously never does anymore since the one time the Object Theia, struck the Earth initially causing the formation of the Moon. Since the time of the Giant Impact the Object has been orbiting down through between the Earth and what was once the debris from that impact, the Moon ever since.

Because of the above situation in 2005 or so when I created the Basic Flight Path image I wrote the following description or explanation to go with the image in an effort to help people to be able to understand the Basic Flight Path image as best as possible.
Even though the Object crosses at a point well out in front of the Moon towards the Earth, it also crosses at a point that is well out from the Earth towards the Moon. I am mentioning this point because I realize that this point can help a person to better understand the image; "The Basic Flight Path."

Recently I found this very interesting page: Size Scales in Astronomy

I know you astronomer types will laugh and that's ok. Unfortunately I'm not an astronomer so there's lots of basic things that I don't know about space and our solar system. Finding this Size Scales in Astronomy webpage really helped me to see a much bigger clearer overall picture of what it looks like in the solar system and what happens when the speeding Ancient Object crosses down between the Moon and the Earth.

Earth/Moon System Scaled to 16-inch Earth, and a 4.4 inch Moon.

Earth (diameter) 12,756 km 16.0 inches
Moon (diameter) 3,476 km 4.4 inches
Moon (distance) 384,400 km 40.2 feet
Sun (diameter) 1,392,000 km 145.5 feet
Sun (distance) 150 million km 15,700 feet = nearly 3 miles

Scaled down, if the Earth is 16 inches in diameter the Moon would be 4.4 inches in diameter and they would be 40.2 feet apart!

Now that makes 100% perfect sense to me!


The Object travels at a tremendous speed through between the Moon and the Earth in approximately 5 minutes give or take. Certainly the Object takes less than ten minutes to travel this distance. I used to think it was more like 2-3 minutes but I have at least partially reconsidered and it may actually take up to 5 and even 5 1/2 minutes to travel this distance considering that the crossing angle itself adds distance and time. Could the Object take as long as 6 minutes and a couple seconds to cross through? I have to say maybe because that may actually be the case however less likely 6 minutes or slightly more seems to me. Writing this page, Size Scales In Our Solar System And The Crossing Object, caused me to realize that the Object's crossing time could be at least slightly longer than 2-3 minutes.

The Object's top to bottom sink rate of motion is approximately one half of the Object's left to right crossing rate of motion as seen from the Earth.

The Object's forward roll rate is difficult to determine but I'm going to guess it's probably approximately one forward roll per 45 - 65 seconds. Similar to when I'm trying to guess how long it takes for the Object to travel the distance between the Moon and the Earth my guesses concerning the Object's forward roll rate also vary slightly and you will find examples of this throughout all of my writing.

The Basic Flight Path                                   www.returnviewersguide.ca
2005

Even though the Object crosses at a point well out in front of the Moon towards the Earth, it also crosses at a point that is well out from the Earth towards the Moon. I am mentioning this point because I realize that this point can help a person to better understand the image; "The Basic Flight Path." I created my basic flight path image in 2005 with a couple of styrofoam balls and a pipe cleaner when I started my website about the Object and the Changed and Lasting light from the Moon.

A Basic description of the Object

Illustrating the forward rolling crossing Object's orbital path down through between the Moon and the Earth with 100% accuracy is not possible. However in general with a very slight adjustment, The Basic Flight Path image is exactly what the forward rolling Object's orbital crossing angle looks like. Unfortunately there's no way that I know of that would allow me to properly illustrate the Object's incredible speed. Take the Indiana Jones boulder and slow it down and look at it directly in the middle from close up and that does simulate the effect you see when you see the Object however a big difference is that the Object is the size of a small planet and that does have a profound effect on the perspective that viewer has especially when using a small back yard telescope the way I saw the Object.

Adjustment: The left to right crossing angle and the top to bottom sink rate shown might be slightly high. Slightly reduce the left to right crossing angle. Also very slightly reduce the top to bottom sink rate angle and this may be a closer approximation than the angles across and down that are shown in my Basic Flight Path Image.

 




*1926*1972*2018*
Time Has Nearly Run Out. When will the Object return?
May 26, 2018


Mii maanda niigaan da-ni-giizhgak ge-mno-aabjitooyan
Mii maanda sa ge-waabndameg giinwaa waa-bi-zhaayeg
Ezhi-gchi-nikaayan ni-izhaan



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Familiarize yourself with the details and the sequence of events that I describe.
Numbered 1-5 combined these five separate Return Viewer Guides
describe what a viewer sees actually happening when the speeding forward rolling
Ancient Celestial Object returns and crosses down in front of the Moon.


Even if you decide that you are not going to read anything else, if you read Return Viewer's Guide #1, you will know
the basic idea of what actually happens when the ancient Object returns & crosses down in front of the Moon.
Find in point form Return Viewer's Guide #1, approximately 20% of the way down the page;
Return Viewer's Guide For Use With Or Without A Small Backyard Telescope


print Out The 5_ReturnViewerGuides.pdf






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